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Sometimes unworkable. but its about reality. the kurds currently hold thousands of isis in jail. abandoning them is morally repug anatomy, stains our moral reputation and could lead thousands of isis killers back to the battlefield. the presidents point saying weve already seen evidence of kurdish officials abandoning those prisons and moving them north because they think the kurds are coming after them. them saying, you cant do this, it will make things worse. >> as far as i know, there are no ...

Came. i said take them back. they said no. i said im going to give you another 30 days. take them back. they kept saying no. maybe they wont be saying no, now. i dont know. i told president erdogan its your responsibility. who is responsible? its really russia. its turkey. its iran. its iraq. and its syria. and anybody else in the neighborhood, ok? its not a friendly neighborhood. but these countries should do it. now, isis is the sworn enemy of all these countries. many of them they hate far mo...

Erdogan. doesnt it? >> brian: its what he want to be your go, thats why it matters left. number two, the kurds were the ones who got rid of the caliphate. revised and rearmed. they were engaged, but it was mostly the kurds. we said to them now is, "weve got to go." and theyve already wrecked their camps because they were told the u.s. and turkey were going to patrol that region. now they are unprotected, all alone in that area. listen, i know the kurds, all three of them are different. and turke...

And left for dead. the prosecutions implication was clear. is this what happened to hannah hill years before? >> people develop patterns of behavior. its what we do. we form habits, and killers are no different. >> the prosecutors knew dennys lawyers would offer the jury an alternative killer in this trial. who would that be? why, brad oborn, the boyfriend. the prosecutors put brad on the stand. it was a risky strategy. >> i was a heroin addict for quite some time. >> the story brad told of his ...

>> at the end of the 70s, we have had a destruction of our innocence we had at the beginning of the 70s. >> it became an era where americans began to expect the worst. >> america certainly had lost its way. criminals were lauded and killers were romanticized. >> it was the news media that helped carry this message that america is a dangerous place. that americans had a love affair with violence. actually, it was much more like a marriage. and the marriage for some people was till death do them p...

A death sentence, confessed to participation in the los angeles hillside stranglings and went on to accuse his cousin, angelo buono, of being his accomplice. >> kenneth beankhy, to a great extent he was motivated because he was trying to show his older cousin, who he revered, that he was tough. for angelo buono, he enjoyed the fact that he had his younger cousin listening to him. saw him as a mentee. we saw this time and time again. pairs of killers who urge each other on, and together they are ...

It seemed so personal. sergeant eric knudsen of the utah county sheriffs office got a briefing from the first officer at the scene, who turned on his audio recorder when he met kays son roger and rogers wife, pam. roger had found the body and was already suggesting possible killers. >> he told me he had an appointment for lunch at noon with a guy named mike kip discussing $25,000 worth of guns. >> mike kip? mike kip was kays former student. >> roger and pam identify him real quick. they say hes ...

>> julie told us she did not use those specific words, but she said the family was advised by their attorney not to use kays money to pay for rogers defense. which meant that roger, who stood to inherit a big chunk of his dads millions, would have to rely on a public defender. were he and pam diabolical killers as detectives and their own family had come to believe? of course, we and everybody else just had to know. coming up -- roger and pam face some tough questions. >> as the interrogation ...

>> not really, i didnt. they didnt appear fearful. they were saying it. they werent really acting fearful. >> anyway, why would vicious killers not have killed them too? night of the murder knudsen interviewed them. >> my names eric knudsen, by the way. >> im pamela. >> did they seem nervous or agitated? >> not nervous or agitated. just kind of unemotional. >> even at times cold toward the victim, rogers father. >> hes a cantankerous old fart and says his mouth to everybody. >> as they told thei...

>> the two were roger and pam. and we know the rest of the story. rachel bingham kept the secret for months until finally her conscience won out. and she told the police one more thing. how the crooks got the drop on kay mortensen. it turned out that martins dad and kay were old friends. kay had known martin as a kid. which is why kay, armed against intruders, welcomed him in and turned his back to his killers. >> he had planned for any worst case scenario to happen. except for the one that happ...